The girl can barely contain herself. “I am really, really excited,” said Charlotte Marckx, the nationally known teenage violinist about to join… Continue reading
When the man in the charcoal-gray scrubs smiles and says, “I’m Joe,” you know you’re not in the average dental office. People… Continue reading
Deliveries of the Peninsula Daily News, Sequim Gazette and Forks Forum may be delayed today due to an overnight transportation issue. Delivery personnel… Continue reading
Olympic Medical Center — which recently slashed $1.7 million from its 2019 budget — is a named plaintiff in a lawsuit filed… Continue reading
Open enrollment for health insurance plans through the Washington Health Benefit Exchange will end Dec. 15 and North Olympic Peninsula medical groups… Continue reading
City officials have postponed the removal of the Lions Park sequoia. Port Angeles Mayor Sissi Bruch said she was concerned about the… Continue reading
Clallam County’s new chief financial officer is expected to start Dec. 17 as the county kicks off the “pilot” for its new… Continue reading
The Clallam County Auditor’s Office will recount by hand ballots for the race for District Court II judge. The Clallam County Canvassing… Continue reading
About 50 community members shared their thoughts at the Cotton Building during a conversation cafe to begin crafting a profile of Port… Continue reading
UPDATE: City officials have postponed the removal of the Lions Park sequoia. Port Angeles Mayor Sissi Bruch said Monday she was concerned about the safety… Continue reading
A second woman who was arrested in May for her role in what law enforcement has called one of the primary drug… Continue reading
Sarah Jane, the new gallery and program director at the Port Angeles Fine Arts Center, has just unwrapped an unusual package —… Continue reading
It takes a village to build a village, Marc Abshire said at the ceremonial opening of the Port Angeles Winter Ice Village.… Continue reading
This is the story of how a village created a village. And of one man’s desire to give back by opening up… Continue reading
A recount of votes is planned in the general election race between John Black and Eric Rohrer for the District Court II… Continue reading
Lawmakers representing the North Olympic Peninsula have mixed feelings about a proposed state-wide ban on single-use plastic carryout bags. State Rep. Mike… Continue reading
Trina Sloan’s dream is to live as an independent woman, working and… Continue reading
Back-to-back earthquakes measuring 7.0 and 5.7 shattered highways and rocked buildings today in… Continue reading
SHINE – The nine-hour closure of the Hood Canal Bridge originally scheduled for tonight has been canceled. The state Department of Transportation announced shortly after… Continue reading
The Christmas season begins this weekend in Forks and the West End with several celebrations. Here is the schedule. Today • 5 p.m.… Continue reading
